regexport: regexport: Regression Table Output for R

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regexport: Regression Table Output for R

Description

The regexport package provides a system for exporting regression tables to the format typically used in academic publications. This format is characterized by a list of regression coefficients presented in rows and, in the case where more than one regression model is displayed, the individual regressions are displayed as columns. For each coefficient, the estimate is presented with the standard error below in parentheses. Statistically significant coefficients are shown with custom formatting, defaulting to the typical convention using stars.

Details

This is an alpha release. Your comments and suggestions are appreciated. Please be aware that the package is likely to change in the future, including both underlying data structures and function parameters.

Main Functions

as.regexport is the main function to convert regression output into a convenient format for use in publications. In fact, its print method will display a table that will work for many purposes. However, other export functions can do better.

regexcel outputs a single regression model or a list of regressions to Microsoft Excel spreadsheet format using the openxlsx package.

regmarkdown outputs a single regression model or a list of regressions to a character vector in Pandoc markdown format, making it easy to output tables in RMarkdown documents.

reghtml outputs a single regression model or a list of regressions to an html table, making it easy to incorporate in web pages.

Author

Caroline R. Bastian, Research Scholar <[e-mail]>
Center for the Future of Management
Leonard N. Stern School of Business
New York University

Citations are appreciated! Please use:

Caroline R. Bastian (2023). regexport: Regression Table Output for R. R package version 0.20.

philbastian/regexport documentation built on Sept. 12, 2023, 3:25 p.m.